Closing SSH connection while Micro runs as root using "sudo su" eats 60%-100% CPU

[networkydev]

Description of the problem or steps to reproduce

ssh into your server. Open a root shell by using sudo su. Now open micro using micro. Use your window manager to quit the terminal hosting the connection. So on linux Super + Q (usually) or the x and on Windows click the x.

This issue is related to #2569, the difference is that instead of using su root to open root shell, you must use sudo su.

Specifications

Commit hash:

• Output via micro -version: Version: 2.0.11

OS:

• Server OS (output via uname -v): #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Debian 6.1.76-1 (2024-02-01)
• Client SSH OS: Windows 11 and Arch Linux running Hyprland

Terminal:

• kitty 0.29.2 created by Kovid Goyal
• Windows 11 Default Terminal

[dmaluka]

Output via micro -version: Version: 2.0.11

Hmm, but the original issue #2569 was reported on 2.0.11 too, and the first release with the fix 5739daf for it was 2.0.12. Could you try with 2.0.12 or 2.0.13?

[networkydev]

It fixed it, the server is running Debian so the package was not fully up to date. Had to manually grab the 2.0.13 .deb file and install it. Thanks!